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Two experienced professionals are set to join the board of Blackwood to help shape the next phase of the organisation. The new chair of the board has been confirmed as Craig MacDonald, who brings more than 30 years of experience in finance, investment and governance to the organisation. He will be j

Angus Council planners have recommended approval for two significant housing developments in Arbroath, representing a combined investment of £13 million and the creation of more than 60 new homes. The first project involves the £7 million redevelopment of the former St Thomas RC Primary

Moda Group has been certified as a GRESB Four-Star organisation for the first time, and has also retained its GRESB Green Star status for the second consecutive year. This recognition highlights Moda’s ongoing leadership in environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance and reaffirms i

Springfield Properties plans to build 360 more houses at its Dykes of Gray development located on the edge of Dundee. 

Aberdeenshire Council’s new affordable housing plan could see more than 2,000 new homes delivered across the area over the next five years. The Strategic Housing Investment Plan (SHIP) outlines the council’s affordable housing priorities for 2026-2031 in support of the local housing stra

The Dogs Trust has officially accredited Kingdom Housing Association as a pet-friendly social landlord.

Plans to demolish Argyle House, the Castle Terrace office block often branded “Edinburgh’s ugliest building,” have sparked fierce opposition from one of Scotland’s leading architects. Malcolm Fraser, whose portfolio includes the Scottish Poetry Library, Scottish Storytelling

Plans to redevelop 200 Renfield Street, a site once home to the Herald and Glasgow Times offices, are advancing with a proposal that could reshape the northern edge of the city centre.

The Federation of Master Builders is calling on the next Scottish Government to reform the planning system and introduce clear policies that give businesses and consumers the confidence to invest in retrofit

The Cameron Barracks in Inverness is an "inappropriate" location to place around 300 asylum seekers, the Highland Council has warned. Last month, the local authority was notified by the UK Government that it intends to use the facility to house adult male asylum seekers on a phased basis. It is prop

Rutherglen and Cambuslang Housing Association has teamed up with Healthy n Happy Community Development Trust to launch a campaign encouraging local residents to donate presents for children in need.

A series of pilot projects aimed at finding new ways of preventing people from becoming homeless in Scotland have been given the green light.

Financial support to help pensioners heat their homes this winter has started to roll out across the country.

A tender for a major water and drainage system in Lochee High Street that will help in the future development of social housing in the area is set to be considered by Dundee City Council.

A total of 12 one-bedroom flats and 12 two-bedroom flats will be built on the site of the former St. Pauls Church in Hamilton.